Carol fans rejoice! Out and proud queer director Allison Tate has created a short film capturing exactly what it feels like to be a Carol-holic.

In the film, Carol super-fan Blanche shows up to a meeting at the Carol support group doing her best Carol Aird impression (props to actress Ashley Morton for serving up some Cate Blanchett realness), throwing the group of recovering Carol-holics into a obsessive 1950s lesbian spiral. With shot for shot recreations and replicas of props and costumes, the short is the homage that Carol deserves.

Director/writer Allison Tate shared this teaser trailer on Twitter:

Wherein I spill my guts about my LOVE for #CarolMovie and why I had to make #CarolSupportGroup Watch on https://t.co/Uf3ogC645s & HereTV app pic.twitter.com/xU3TnAyeRZ

— Allison Tate (@AllisonFilms) August 31, 2017

This loving homage to Carol (2015), is packed full of references to the Oscar-nominated film and has been given the seal of approval from the film’s writer Phyllis Nagy‏:

Thank you, Allison! I sure hope every Carol Addict gets the Carol or Therese they deserve.??❤️

— Phyllis Nagy (@PhyllisNagy) August 28, 2017

Directed by Todd Haynes and released in December 2015, Carol touched the lives of many of it’s viewers and received 6 Oscar nominations. Voted the best LGBT film of all time, it serves as one of the most positive cinematic and celebrated depictions of a lesbian relationship in cinema. Naturally, the film has a massive fan base, with fan fiction and art still being posted online regularly. Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara’s onscreen chemistry as the boisterous Carol Aird and mild-mannered Therese Belivet is one for the ages.

While a sequel to the film is unlikely, it’s fan-made content like this that keeps us Carol addicts going.

Watch the full short film here.